> yet he has never been taken to task and likely never will. They are not comparable at all. Diagnostics is a life-or-death issue. Any "faking" employed there

> yet he has never been taken to task and likely never will. They are not comparable at all. Diagnostics is a life-or-death issue. Any "faking" employed there should automatically lead to a capital sentence for everyone involved. Look at how the Chinese dealt with the milk-powder adulteration scandal of 2008.